The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-28

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incat Catholic Authority Makes MI LIZ.
tCuded Review. .gl, ll ...a# tN.
New York Tribune.
Dr.. McGlynn's efforts to justify hie
action in refusing to 90 to Rome ut tho re.
quest Of Pope Leo IRE not considered q
succes5 in Catholic circlep. They are
viewed in much the same light as his
attacks upon the Church-rsther the
authorities Of the church-that liz, with.
out npilicient foundation.
How they may be looked upon may be
inferred from the following review Of the
Doctors statement which was made yes.
tsrday to a Tribune reporter by one Of the
most eminent Catholic authorities III this
country, whose views may be considered.
| III the main, as representing those held
by the loading prelates OF the Church
here. y
Alter expressing sympathy with tho do.
posed priest and regret at thu course he
had adopted the gentleman said, in reply
to reinstatement made by the Doctor on
Friday: 10. I'm Il
Dr.. McGlynn YVES not invited to Rome
to appeal his cgIe, but to explain it. Con.
asquenhy all his arguments that he oneh.
not to be forced to appeal arc arguments
| thrown away. He undertakes to define
The obligations he chose to aasume ia en-.
tering the priesthood, CO II he could alter
! the lact that q primecy OF world vide jut;s.
dc.iol had been established eome nine
teen hundred years before. 5S :.
"ln becoming g priest, il becoming a
baptlzed Lyman, even, he had to ackno VII
sdgo the Primary, with all it's conse.
q1erces, or cease to be Catholic. Now
u plain prarogstivs Of the Primary is the
right TO shape discipline, and govern tho
faithful, throughout the whole world. To
deny that the Pope has this power. ia ia
deny the Catholic faith. Ia lecturinc m
politics in Chickering Hall, in September,
Dr.. McGlynn disobeyed the Holy See,
which had already, through his own Ordi.
nary, Cardinal McOloskey, inhibited him
from dabbling in politics. He violated
also his own promise that he would alb.
stain from such meetings. Ho violated
s!so positive command OF his immediate
eccleeiaetical superior, "a he himself Cd
mitted in his sta.emsns published Feb
susry !. 1887. ~ I'.
II know that DR.. McGlynn WIS preach.
Ing doctrines contrary to tho teachin. OF
the Catholic Church. 1t weH not neceuse.
ny for Cardinal Simeoni to have previously
examined the theories OF Henry George.
ltwee quite sufficient to luow the Cattle
lie taitn, and to know that 8 given doc.
trihe, no matter where or by whom
taught, vas contrary 10 said teaching.
The Doctor. wants the Roman Pontif
to return to the simplicity OF Pope Gregory
l., or Pope Loo l., both juatly surnsmel
Great Docs he mean to ihsiEuats that
Leo or Gregory did not exercise iurisdic.
| tion over the whole world? Does he pr..
tend to deny thst Leo proclaimed aloud
the rights OF tho universal! Primary? Does
he forget that Leo ordered tha Patriarch
Neesorns to Ietract his error within ten
dpys OF. DO deposed? Does he forget how
Leo condemned Eutyches Does he for.
get Lao's wondrous dogmatic letter against
both OF these heresig1ch sHe had TO
expose and destroy two he,esiee,' ssys
Allies Throne OF tho Fieherman,' D. 50S.
end to exhibit in full proportion the d..
vine aud t,anscendent mystery which lies
between them. 5sj,.1g r. ''sif u g +
zach sentence cnta through error like
tha ciean sweep OF a scimetar, aud 60 do.
ing delineatcs the truth. This document,
received by ell the bishops, and read for
hundre4s Q! years in churches, has put on
81. Leo's head En- impcrishable crown
that OF establishing forever. By the testi.
mony OF scripture The force OF Tradition
and tho authority OF the Primary exhibit.
ed in it, the, Godheal and manhood of
hia Lord IN the work Of human salvation
1t was the completion OF st, Peter'u con.
feselon-''f Thou art the Christ, the son Of
the living Cod; and the Bishop at Chal.
cedon echoed consent to it in the words,
Peter has spoken by Leo I'd. Ri z,
| "And 81. Gregory the Great! Who had
ever read his letters or studied big life
without seeing eyerywhera t,acea OF the
same faith; that the See OF Peter is su.
preme, that, therefore, Gregory could snd
did summon bishops and priests to Rome
to defend themselves from the impu.ation
Iot false teaching, or bad conduct; that
bseing his arguments on holy sculpture
he proved Convlncingly (Epheaisns VII,
40. See Allies y. 5S) that though there
DO many apostles, yet in virtue of its very
pIineipate only the See OF the Prince o.
The Apostles received snpreme authority.
According to Catholic faith what @
| fsrce thia divine pterogative would be il O
simple priest could ssy, when ordered &c
sec Peter i never coneented, on becom.
| inga priest, to abdicate my right, or eyade
NY duties IS man and citizen! Con.
aequent!y neither bishopnor Propaganda
nor Pope can order me to Rome @1..
"Why st. Gregory.I, ordered to Rome
| by letter, Sevetus, Bishop OF Ayuileia
Na.ates, Bishop Of Salona; Hororntus, {
Deacon; Antoninus, sub.deacon and 6
lawyer tor Bishop Malchus. he also
wrote 10 Maximlan 10 eend documents Ii
the cauBs Of the Bishop Of Girgenti, to
Rome, and 10 Sabinue, to, acc that Janu
arius, bishop Of Epiphaa;ns prient, b.
sent to Rome. And one to Pantoleo, ths
Project, 10 send PAu.us, bishop, t
Rome; to, Bonifacs, 8 layuen, snd tt
Msximne, oil sslons, 10 come without fail
without thirty days. ,...5 ~. Il.
,i."'Ihis last letter to Msxinus, of Salona
is especially interesting and with it W.
close the list Of references that might b.
prolonged indefinitely. MaSimus was ex
ceedin2ly popular in Salona, and was be
irienGed by the civil authorities. The
pope wrote, threatening excommunica
ton. Maximus found means to eyade re
ceiviDg the letter. The Pope orders hin
/ to appear in Rome within thirty days. HI
! reiuaes, and is iexcommunicated. Vi Tn,
people ebandon him. &c begs pardon o
Gregory and is reconeied 70 the Church